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The Electricity and Gas (Energy Company Obligation) Order 2023

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30 Calculating the score for ECO4A qualifying actions

(1) The score to be given to an ECO4A qualifying action is to be calculated in accordance with the following formula— K M × 1 ± I M ± R . (2) In paragraph (1)— (a) “KM” is the annual cost savings of the ECO4A qualifying action determined in accordance with the methodology published by the Administrator under article 32; (b) “IM” has the value determined in accordance with article 31; (c) “R” is— (i) 0.2, where the ECO4A qualifying action is— (aa) a low-income qualifying action; and (bb) installed at off-gas premises in a rural area in Scotland or Wales; (ii) otherwise, 0. (3) In this article— “off-gas premises” has the meaning given in article 2(1) of the 2022 Order; “rural area” means— in respect of an area in England and Wales, an area classified as rural in the “2021 rural-urban classification of output areas” published by the Office for National Statistics in March 2025; in respect of an area in Scotland, an area classified as rural in the “Scottish Government Urban Renewal Classification 2022” published by the Scottish Government in December 2024.

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30 Calculating the score for ECO4A qualifying actions

(1) The score to be given to an ECO4A qualifying action is to be calculated in accordance with the following formula— K M × 1 ± I M ± R . (2) In paragraph (1)— (a) “KM” is the annual cost savings of the ECO4A qualifying action determined in accordance with the methodology published by the Administrator under article 32; (b) “IM” has the value determined in accordance with article 31; (c) “R” is— (i) 0.2, where the ECO4A qualifying action is— (aa) a low-income qualifying action; and (bb) installed at off-gas premises in a rural area in Scotland or Wales; (ii) otherwise, 0. (3) In this article— “off-gas premises” has the meaning given in article 2(1) of the 2022 Order; “rural area” means— in respect of an area in England and Wales, an area classified as rural in the “2021 rural-urban classification of output areas” published by the Office for National Statistics in March 2025; in respect of an area in Scotland, an area classified as rural in the “Scottish Government Urban Renewal Classification 2022” published by the Scottish Government in December 2024.

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